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Belarus’ grain harvest exceeds 10.6m tonnes

28.10.2026 | 10:00

Agricultural organizations and farms in Belarus have threshed 10.660 million tonnes of grain, including rapeseed and corn, BelTA learned from the press service of the Agriculture and Food Ministry of Belarus. 


Minsk Oblast threshed 2,877,000 tonnes, Grodno Oblast 2,110,000 tonnes, Brest Oblast 1,972,000 tonnes, Mogilev Oblast 1,335,000 tonnes, Gomel Oblast 1,261,000 tonnes, and Vitebsk Oblast 1,105,000 tonnes.

Hay production has reached 632,000 tonnes or 88% of the plan. Haylage production has reached 13,023,000 tonnes (91%). Silage harvest progress stands at 18,603,000 tonnes (91%). Forage grasses total 9,049,000 tonnes (89%). Corn for silage has been removed from 94% of the area. 

Sugar beet has been harvested from 84,000 hectares, or 78% of the plan. A total of 4,155,000 tonnes of sugar beet have been dug, with an average yield of 494 centners per hectare. Minsk Oblast has harvested 1,536,000 tonnes, Grodno Oblast — 1,395,000 tonnes, Brest Oblast — 745,000 tonnes, Mogilev Oblast — 417,000 tonnes, Gomel Oblast — 37,000 tonnes, and Vitebsk Oblast — 25,000 tonnes.

Belarus has harvested 722,000 tonnes of potatoes with an average yield of 334 centners per hectare, up by 23 centners per hectare higher than last year. Minsk Oblast has harvested 208,000 tonnes; Mogilev Oblast — 162,000 tonnes; Brest Oblast — 138,000 tonnes; Grodno Oblast — 83,000 tonnes; Gomel Oblast — 77,000 tonnes; and Vitebsk Oblast — 54,000 tonnes.

All in all, 143,000 tonnes of open-field vegetables have been harvested nationwide, with a yield of 323 centners per hectare, 16 centners per hectare higher than last year. Some 80% of the areas has been cleared. Soil tillage has been carried out across 475,000 hectares (or 33% of the plan).

72% of the planned volume of mineral fertilizers (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) has been accumulated for autumn plowing and spring sowing.


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